Sentence examples for lingering status from inspiring English sources

Despite its lingering status, Skidmore lost its way long ago.

Perhaps worn down toward the end of our eight-mile day, this frivolity gave way to lingering status anxiety.

And these restaurants are positively embracing the lone wolves, allowing us solo diners to finally shake off our lingering pariah status.

Instead, in essays that span the globe, from the Fertile Crescent, where garbanzo beans are beloved, to China, where soybeans were first cultivated, Albala sketches their histories and wallows in their sometimes retrograde status, lingering on the oddball members of the family Fabaceae, like the hairy vetch and the bitter vetch, not to mention the Kentucky coffee tree.

Here, he still has some lingering rock star status.

The only lingering uncertainty is the status of Lavender, the team's point guard, who did not play against Richmond because of an ankle sprain he sustained a month ago.

What lingers is its status as a kind of campaign document that set the table for Kennedy's own rise from the Senate to the presidency.

The contrast between the reality of a president fast heading for lame-duck status and his lingering trappings of power is particularly stark on the road, where even a scaled down Air Force One comes with an entourage unmatched by most heads of state.

There is much gloom – hunting, pollution, land drainage – but Clare is ultimately buoyed both by the efforts of the curlews' champions and by its current Shrödinger's cat-like status, with the lingering possibility of a sighting permitting both hope and wonder to live on.

Still lingering is Fisher's contract status.

How do you deal with the responses?" And there is the lingering question: do you change your status immediately to "single" or do you give it some time?